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School Patrol Is Formed to Protect Deerfleld Children to aid in the problem of protecting The Deerfidd Grammar this week formed a school traffic dangers at some of our inâ€" and use of playground. The patrol is being organized and planned by the eighth grade boys of the school and is sponsored by the Chicago Motor Club. All the details and investigation is being carried out by the boys in the eighth grade No boy will be permitted to take part in the patrol boy activities his parents and no boy will be so situated that there will be any trafâ€" fic danger to the patrol boy. Careâ€" ful instruction will be given these boys as to the duties and responâ€" sibilities of a patrol officer, It is hoped that all the residents of the village will aid us by cooperating in every way possible with the school patrol. A thorough discussion of the proâ€" posed park system for Deerfield will be one of the principal features of the September meeting of the Deerâ€" field Civic Association Board of Directors scheduled for Tuesday "evening, Sept. 27, at the Town Hall. A representative of the Chamber of Commerce committee sponsoring the plan will be present to outline the details worked out to date. Inâ€" asmuch as none of the meetings are restricted to board members only, any resident of the Village is welâ€" come to attend. t The association is inaugurating a plan this week to welcome all the new residents to the Village, under a plan worked out by a committee under the chairmanship of E. B. Crush. As soon as the name of new residents are verified, a letter of welcome accompanied by a printed form containing the names of the churches and their pastors, various utilities, civic and fraternal organâ€" izations, schools, the library, and other items of interest to newcomâ€" .es, will be sent to each family. It is hoped that such a letter will betâ€" ter acquaint the newcomers with Village facilities. The patrol is also planning a program of additional activities to be carried on by the class members, talks, demonstrations, and lectures will be held in class rooms. Posters on safey will be displayed throughâ€" out the school building. % THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1988 The following are the officers and members of the patrol for the first semester of this year: Captain, Robert Puzin; Lieutenâ€" ants, Woodbury Cole and Jack Gayne; members, Duane Lemm, Walter Smith, Willis Johnson, Harâ€" old oPttenger, Alan McGinnis, Budâ€" dy Galloway, Alan Dresser, Russel Mau, Ralph Ott, Charles Herman, Eldon Neargardner, Jack Anderâ€" son. Invite Public to Attend Deerfield Civic Ass‘n Meeting Several members of the organiâ€" zation last week attended the meetâ€" ing of the Village Board and were courteously extended an opportuâ€" nity by the Village Board of disâ€" cussing the impending Sewage Disâ€" posal plant with board members and the Village engineer. Those atâ€" tending were K. R. Ross, R. F. Grohe, E. W. Girton, O. F. Burâ€" nett, Jr., and K. J. Weir. A report on the matter will be made at the meeting next week. Scout Troops Start Yearly Programs During the summer many of the troops discontinue their activities or operate a loose program, due to the fact that most of the Scouts are at camp or on vacation. With the beginming of school, the troops once again gather and set out their stakes for a year‘s program. Near» ly all the troops have reported that they have already > started their meetings or will do so inside of .a North Shore will be attending regâ€" ular meetings by the end of this month. Mrs. L. C. Gatewood to Organize Red Cross First Aid Clasgses courses in Red Cross first aid and in home hygiene and care of the sick for residents of Highland Park. avenue, coâ€"chairman of the health services committee of the Highland All persons interested in taking either or both courses are requested to report at the Y.W.C.A. building, Monday afternoon, Oct. 8. The meetâ€" ing of those interested in home hyâ€" giene is scheduled for 1:30 o‘clock 8:45 o‘clock. Classes will meet successive Monâ€" day afternoons for the duration of and the first aid group is to meet at First aid instruction is designed to teach lay persons how to render first ald in case of accident. The training includes treatment of fracâ€" tion and other Mrs. Lee C. Gatewood, 286 Laurel Mhflnhbâ€"-&iflml u-l-lWhyr.. preservation, care of sick and aged in the home, improvisation of sick room equipment, methods of meeting common household emerâ€" gencies, and nutrition. Red Cross certificates are awardâ€" ed to all suco@issfully completing the courses, Service Examination The United States Civil Service Commission has announced an open competitive examination for the poâ€" sitions named below. Announce Civil Senior stenographer, $1,620 a year, junior typist, $1,260 a year, for appointment in Washington, D. C., only. Applicants must have reached their 18th birthday, but must not have passed their 53d Closing dates for receipt of appliâ€" cations for this examination are: October 3 from States east of Colâ€" MANOR HOUSE Fancy Greenings ... GRAPES. APPLES. THIS SALE FOR SEPT. 22â€"23.â€"24 S west Searliens Table, baket £9€ EM o CE TD Sunkist ... .dow Fancy Calif, ... large bunch & 9C SWEET POTATOES. Genuine Jersey Swnha A tasty treat for young and old. Devil‘s food base BROCCOLL CRANBERRIES,. Fancy Cape Cod .... 25-. Paul Schuize Biscuit Co.‘s LADY FINGERS . . ib. 21¢ Grape Juice Cocktail Sweet Pickles Radish Tried Eeg Plant â€"â€" Fomato Salnd Apple Pic fimmm Coffee Scrambled Eggs _ Fried Bacon Hollywood Health Bread Toasted Coffee ~1f_ Swent Pane AN AUTUMN MENU SUGGESTION Hollywood Health Bread Chocolate Cup Cakes Tea LUNCHEON ... 31.29¢ Sliced Tomatoes orado, and October 6 from Colorado and States westward. Full information may be obtained from Raymon F. Séiffert, Secretary of the U. 8. Civil Service Board of Examiners, at the post office or cusâ€" tomhouse in this city. The Ladies‘ Aid society of Reâ€" deemer Lutheran church, Highland Park, will hold a rummage sale on Friday, Sept. 23, at 509 Central ave. which is the building formerly occuâ€" pied by Fell Brothers Shoe store. The sale will begin at 9 o‘clock am. and will continue until late afterâ€" Hold Rummage Sale Friday, September 23 Application Forms for 1939 Plates Ready About Nov. 1 Springfield, I1l., Sept. 21.â€"Appliâ€" cation forms for 1989 license plates will not be ready for distribution 5 ..23C 3 .. 119C PURE PRUIT RED RASPBERET PRESERVES . California PRUNES ."‘"*» »*»2 lbs. 25¢ * LA CHOY CHINESE DINNER ; Highwood Grocery & Market *x _ We Recommend * RICHTER‘S VINEGARS Geo. B. Winter Inc. 367 Roger Williams Ave. Phone Highl Pk. 3080 14 N. Sheridan Road Phone Highl Pk. 480 FANCY Americds Oldest and Finest Vincgars the Creole Accented Vinegar, ‘"Spicy .mm" ® #n _ Borden‘s Dessert Cheese until November 1st, at which time| At the present time a total of $35 weassignments will be made upon| has been collected. The committee request of motor vehicle owners,| announced that it is glad to receive Secretary of State Edward J.| any contributions, no matter how Hughes announced here today. small. The money may be turned Numerous requests for applicaâ€"| in to Mr. R. F.. Grohe, secretary tion blanks and number combinaâ€" | of the Board of Education, or given tions are daily being received by the| to Mr. Ball at the school office. State Automobile Department. During this week a total of $11 k.N," nll-l:c combingtions cannot| has been collected. Contributions Numerous requests for applicaâ€" tion blanks and number eo::bh‘:; tions are daily being received by State Automobile Department. New number combingtions cannot be issued, Secretary Hughes exâ€" plained, because at this early date it is impossible to tell which plates will be reassigned prior to December 1 as required by law. Seek Contributions for Sprinkler at Deerfield School Several new contributions have been made during the week toward a fund which is being started to equip part of the Deerfleld school structure with automatic sprinklers. The contributions made are volunâ€" tary and all money is being set aside for the purpose of the fund. America‘s Finest Choose Dessert Treat We Recommend s e & & & Like homeâ€"made H. T. Bakke 1â€"!b. jar 23¢ ‘The Council Aid of Grace M. E. church will hold a bakery sale at the Sheridan grocery next to the postoftice, Highwood, Saturday, Sepâ€" tember 24. They are also making plans for their bazaar. Watch for further details and date. * were received from the following people: William Cruickshank, John Welsh, William Carr, Harold Vant, E. R. Seese, G. A. Willen, H. T. Clavey, V. W. Spriggs, L. B. Hall. It is hoped that the fund can be advanced to $150 during the next few weeks. Bakery Sate Sept. 24 snn tm ce oo ons is needed "firâ€"m"â€" . . mmminhnasrarreya Tender: Tempting lood: Teaien Tor richuese m mase this nmp'-b):;‘&ug.:'.‘:ft':tm nuh:s in miieapinain . a aean cong e eriny Tikel "Order a lat oey only 192." ® muF Try Hollywoodâ€"A New Delicious TURKEYS. Choice Northern Birds... POT ROAST. Prime Beef, Choice Cuts, Ib. VEAL ROAST. Boneless Milk Fed ROASTING CHICKENS. Plump, Deliciously Tender, lb. LAMB STEAKS. BEEF TEND IN. uuae.,rml'sou't‘....m.49¢ OUR FRIDAY FISH SPECIALS BABY PIK rolh Bomiees ......... .1 G40€¢ ADDI FINAN HADDE. . . . 3%¢ VANILLA WAFERS PYRAMID SUGAR WAFERS um». 35¢ The subject of elevated ~kfldbwuh‘.¢ mummmw well as add to the safety motorists and pedestrians, was tak» en up 1““”“&!‘“‘.‘ sored by the Chicago Motor Club, held at the Lutheran school in Desâ€" plaines. _____. Quality Cleaners LLER BRUSH 6 _/ MAN ARNOLD C. 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